BAILLIE-STEWART FREED—Norman Baillie-Stewart, after his release from Parkhurst prison, where he had served three years and four months of his five year sentence as a war traitor. He is accompanied by his “double,” Laurence Hislam, secretary of the Freedom Defence Committee. His German passport has been returned to him, but the Home Office has told him that he is still a British subject.
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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25810, 23 May 1949, Page 7
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63BAILLIE-STEWART FREED—Norman Baillie-Stewart, after his release from Parkhurst prison, where he had served three years and four months of his five year sentence as a war traitor. He is accompanied by his “double,” Laurence Hislam, secretary of the Freedom Defence Committee. His German passport has been returned to him, but the Home Office has told him that he is still a British subject. Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25810, 23 May 1949, Page 7
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